UNSENT:
SENT:
written immediately after reading the letter
What in GOD'S name possessed you to make such a decision? Do you have any idea what our mother will —
Brother,
Are you a insane? You just escaped death on the shipwreck, but you're a fool if you think our mother will let you live after —
SENT:
written an hr or so, after he calmed down
April 30, 1891
Fitz,
Oh, brother...
I must say, I find it incredibly ironic that you may have just narrowly escaped one of the worst sea voyages in the history of the British Ministry of Magic and yet you seem determined to redeem the ticket that death seems to have handed back to you in the form of facing our mother. I shall make my way over to her residence this evening to try and calm her down in advance of your return.
Make no mistake, I do have questions, Fitzroy, though I shall hold you in esteem (cherish it, dear brother, for depending on your story you may find yourself lacking in my patience in the future) at least long enough for our mother to hopefully calm down. I shall direct any sort of medical bill I accrue from the encounter to you.
That said, I am glad you're alright and I do look forward to meeting the newest Mrs. Prewett.
I must say, I find it incredibly ironic that you may have just narrowly escaped one of the worst sea voyages in the history of the British Ministry of Magic and yet you seem determined to redeem the ticket that death seems to have handed back to you in the form of facing our mother. I shall make my way over to her residence this evening to try and calm her down in advance of your return.
Make no mistake, I do have questions, Fitzroy, though I shall hold you in esteem (cherish it, dear brother, for depending on your story you may find yourself lacking in my patience in the future) at least long enough for our mother to hopefully calm down. I shall direct any sort of medical bill I accrue from the encounter to you.
That said, I am glad you're alright and I do look forward to meeting the newest Mrs. Prewett.
Faustus